3 years ago

A rectangular block of steel measures 4cm2cm1.5cm*. its mass is 93.6g

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nata0808 [166]3 years ago

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A rectangular block of steel measures 4cm*2cm*1.5cm*. its mass is 93.6g

A rectangular block of steel measures 4cm2cm1.5cm*. its mass is 93.6g